CGC-1526236 • CCC-1331464
Your Roof Is the 5th Wall of Your Home
Most roofers just replace shingles. We engineer complete roofing systems that protect your home, lower your energy bills, and can reduce your insurance premiums.
We're Not Just Roofers. We're Building Envelope Contractors.
Think about it: your home has four walls. But there's a fifth wall most people forget — your roof. It's the largest protective surface of your entire home, taking the full force of Florida's sun, storms, and humidity.
Most roofing companies show up, tear off the old roof, and nail on a new one. They ignore what's happening under the surface — the trapped heat, the failing ventilation, the thermal stress silently shortening your roof's lifespan.
We take a different approach. As a building envelope contractor, we look at how your roof works as part of your home's complete protective system — and we engineer solutions that last.
5 Walls of Protection
Why South Florida Roofs Fail Early
Chris Porosky, our owner and a certified Residential Energy Rater, spent years studying where homes leak — walls, attics, soffits. What he discovered changed how we approach every roof we install.
The Problem: "The Hidden Killer: Thermal Shock"
Picture this: Your roof surface hits 160°F under the Florida sun. Below it, your attic traps that heat with nowhere to go. Your underlayment — the critical waterproof layer protecting your home — gets sandwiched between two ovens.
This "hot sandwich" effect causes thermal shock that breaks down your underlayment years before it should. The result? Premature roof failure, leaks, and costly repairs — even on newer roofs.
Our Solution: Engineered Ventilation
We design roofing systems with proper attic ventilation that eliminates the thermal sandwich. Hot air escapes. Your underlayment stays cooler. Your roof lasts years longer.
Dual Licensed Means Lower Insurance Premiums
Florida's insurance crisis is real. Premiums have skyrocketed, and carriers are dropping homeowners left and right. But here's what most roofers won't tell you: structural upgrades can significantly reduce your premiums.
The problem? Most roofing contractors aren't licensed to do structural work. They install your roof and walk away — leaving money on the table.
Because we hold both a General Contractor and Roofing Contractor license, we can perform the structural upgrades — hurricane straps, reinforced connections, secondary water barriers — that qualify you for insurance discounts. One contractor. Complete solution. Real savings.
The Combined Advantage
We're one of the few contractors in South Florida who can perform both your roof replacement AND the structural upgrades that qualify you for insurance discounts — all in one project.
Get your free inspection & insurance savings assessmentResidential Roofing Services
From repairs to complete replacements, we work with every major roofing material — and engineer each system for South Florida's unique demands.
Tile Roofing
Concrete, clay, and composite tile systems built for Florida's climate.
Metal Roofing
Standing seam and panel systems with superior wind resistance.
Shingle Roofing
Architectural and designer shingles with premium warranties.
Flat Roofing
TPO, PVC, and modified bitumen for low-slope applications.
Why Homeowners Choose All Phase
We're not the cheapest. We're not the fastest. But we are the most thorough — and that shows in roofs that last and homeowners who refer us to their neighbors.
Building Envelope Expertise
We protect all 5 walls of your home, not just the roof surface. Complete protection, not patchwork.
Dual Licensed (GC + CCC)
We can do structural upgrades that roofing-only contractors cannot — opening doors to insurance savings.
Energy Rater Knowledge
Our owner's certification means we engineer ventilation that extends roof life and cuts energy bills.
Manufacturer Certified
Platinum and Master certifications from Tamko, Owens Corning, CertainTeed, GAF, and more.
2,500+ Projects Completed
20+ years serving Broward and Palm Beach counties. We've seen it all and solved it all.
5-Star Reputation
Hundreds of reviews from homeowners who trust us with their biggest investment.
Serving Broward & Palm Beach Counties
Boca Raton • Deerfield Beach • Pompano Beach • Fort Lauderdale • Delray Beach • Coral Springs • Boynton Beach • West Palm Beach & surrounding areas
Check If We Service Your AreaFrequently Asked Questions
How long does a residential roof last in Florida?
It depends on the material and installation quality. Shingle roofs typically last 15-25 years, tile roofs 30-50+ years, and metal roofs 40-70 years. However, Florida's intense sun, humidity, and hurricane exposure can shorten these lifespans significantly — which is why proper ventilation and installation are critical. Our building envelope approach is designed to maximize your roof's lifespan.
What's the difference between a roofing contractor and what you do?
Most roofing contractors only hold a roofing license (CCC). We hold both a General Contractor license (CGC) and a Roofing Contractor license. This dual licensing allows us to perform structural work that pure roofing contractors cannot — including the upgrades that can reduce your insurance premiums. We also approach every roof as part of your home's complete building envelope, not just a surface to cover.
Can a new roof really lower my insurance premiums?
Yes, potentially by a significant amount. Florida insurers offer discounts for wind mitigation features like hurricane straps, secondary water barriers, and certain roof-to-wall connections. Because we're licensed as a General Contractor, we can perform these structural upgrades during your roof replacement — something roofing-only contractors cannot legally do. We'll assess your potential savings during your free inspection.
What does "proper ventilation" mean and why does it matter?
Your attic needs to breathe. Without proper intake (at the soffits) and exhaust (at the ridge or with roof vents), heat gets trapped. In Florida, this creates a "thermal sandwich" — your roof surface can hit 160°F, your attic holds that heat, and your underlayment gets cooked from both sides. This thermal shock breaks down materials years early. Proper ventilation lets that heat escape, extending your roof's life and lowering your cooling bills.
How much does a new roof cost in South Florida?
Residential roofs typically range from $15,000 to $50,000+, depending on size, material, pitch, and complexity. Use our free Roof Cost Calculator for a quick estimate, or schedule an inspection for an accurate quote. We'll also identify any potential insurance savings that could offset your investment.
What areas do you serve?
We serve Broward and Palm Beach Counties, including Boca Raton, Deerfield Beach, Pompano Beach, Fort Lauderdale, Delray Beach, Coral Springs, Boynton Beach, West Palm Beach, and surrounding communities. Our office is located in Deerfield Beach.
Ready to Protect Your Home's 5th Wall?
Schedule your free roof inspection. We'll assess your roof's condition, identify ventilation issues, and show you how to maximize your insurance savings.